Situations / 04
The brand everyone comments on, but that sells one bottle at a time.
Skincare brand selling on Shopify in the United States. Strong Instagram audience, lots of questions in the comments, sales mostly one item at a time.
The diagnostic questionWhy does an audience that comments only buy one product at a time?

“How much is it? Does it work for sensitive skin?”
“I do not know which one to pick, and paying shipping for a single bottle puts me off.”
Three telltale signs.
- Under your posts, people ask “how much is it?”.
- You reply “link in bio”, and the conversation ends there.
- Most of your orders contain a single product.
Three frictions, each with its proof.
Questions in the comments get “link in bio”: the link opens the whole catalogue.
Nothing is designed for a first purchase: customers build their routine alone.
Shipping costs only appear in the cart, at the moment of paying.
Three actions, in order.
- A “Comment INFO” post: every comment triggers a direct message.
- A message that asks two questions (skin type, goal) and sends the right set.
- A starter set, shipping included, with a direct link to a one-page checkout.
Indicators we track together.
No promised numbers: starting values are recorded with you, then tracked.
guessingWhich routine for your skin? Two questions, one answer.@your.brand
Been torn between three bottles for a week?
@your.brandYour skin does not need more products.
It needs the right ones.
The starter set
- Cleanser, serum, cream: a complete routine.
- Chosen for your skin type.
- Shipping included, nothing to work out.
Two questions by DM, and we tell you which one to pick.
@your.brandNo link in bio.
An answer for you.
Comment INFO: we DM you your routine.
Comment “INFO”@your.brandA shorter path from comment to order, and a fuller first basket.
Does this sound familiar?
The Decision Diagnostic is free. Within 72 hours, we pinpoint the visible frictions that may be holding your prospects back, and what to fix first.
- A link is enough
- Review ready within 72h
- 30-min debrief
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Typical scenarios. These situations are built from cases we often come across. They are not clients: no results figures are claimed.

